Sentence examples for seem to damage from inspiring English sources

A couple of years ago, he was caught by the News Of The World snorting a line of coke off his mobile phone at a music festival, which didn't seem to damage his career, but did cause his parents "a lot of pain and bother".

Although this black material does not seem to damage the construction materials, it has changed the color of the temples so they no longer appear as they did in their original condition.

This difference may seem to damage Arnauld's case: One can plausibly say that it was within the power of the prince, for example, not to will to satisfy his lust, precisely because it was not absolutely certain that, in the given circumstances, he would do so.

The fact he could have put the course of justice at risk didn't seem to damage his credibility among supporters, who funded a QC, another barrister and a solicitor for his contempt hearing.

A lack of expressing moral emotions following a transgression does not seem to damage the social relationships of children with CI at this early age.

If your vacuum doesn't seem to damage the tree, you can apply light pressure with the bristle brush to the tree.

(6) "My opinion is that huge iconic success seems to damage people," Casablancas said in NME.

Previous setbacks in Cruise's private life have seemed to damage his earning potential.

No, he said, our Presidential campaigns seemed to damage the candidates, hurt them.

Initially, physicians had scant information on hepatitis C, and many concluded that the hepatitis C virus was relatively innocuous, because it seemed to damage the liver minimally.

Attacking the family of a Muslim war hero after the Democratic convention finally seemed to damage Trump in the polls, though, and prompted a half-apology.